September 28, 2026

Själens Dialektik release coldwave double single ‘Money and the Power / Sex Machines’

Stockholm post-punk project Själens Dialektik released the double single “Money and the Power / Sex Machines” via Autodisk Records, with three guest vocalists.

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Själens Dialektik, the Stockholm post-punk, coldwave and electro project, released the double single “Money and the Power / Sex Machines” through Autodisk Records on June 29, 2026. The Själens Dialektik “Money and the Power” release pairs two tracks and features Bakterien, Two Times and Mélia Meijer.

Själens Dialektik mix machine-driven rhythms, dub-wired bass and coldwave synths with spoken and sung vocals. “Money and the Power” runs 4:03 and “Sex Machines” 4:31. Both tracks are streaming on Spotify.

Själens Dialektik’s ‘Money and the Power / Sex Machines’ single

The two-track single comes out on Autodisk Records, the label connected to the project. It pairs “Money and the Power” with “Sex Machines” and brings in three guests: Bakterien, Two Times and Mélia Meijer. The companion track “Sex Machines” is also on Spotify.

About Själens Dialektik

Själens Dialektik is a Stockholm-based project whose name translates from Swedish as “the dialectic of the soul”. The project mixes post-punk, coldwave and electro with dub-influenced rhythms and works with a rotating set of collaborators. Its Spotify catalogue includes the tracks “Ketwang Money” and “The Moments Are Lost…Jimmie”, alongside a remix of “(Get a) Move On”. “Money and the Power / Sex Machines”, released on June 29, 2026 through Autodisk Records with Bakterien, Two Times and Mélia Meijer, is the project’s latest single.

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